Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-09

Proclamation!
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO,
NF..L ~ 1907

County of Sacramento hereby give notice
that q General State Election is to be held On
Tuesday, the 18th day of April, 1887,
At which Election the Electors are to vote upon
the following proposed Amendments to the
Constitution of the State of California. proposed
by the Legislature of the State of California at
its Twenty seyenth Session, to wit:
Upon Amendment to Sections 1.-TWO and
.sThree" of Article vi. of the Constitu-
ton of the State of California, desig-
mated as amendment Number One."
teen of Article vi. of the Constitution
of said State, designated as " Amend
ment Number Two
Also, Upon Amendment to Section Eight
of Aricle NJ. of the Constitution of
said State, designated as amendment
Number Three"
The following are the Precincts Polling
Places, Judges and Inspectors of said Election
First Supervisor District.
First Precinct-Polls at southeast corner of
Third and streets Inspector John F. brennan;
Judges, Thomas Fox and K. Corbett.
Second Precinct-PollS at southeast corner of
Sixth and streets. Inspector, B. Cavanaugh;
Judges, Ed. NJ. Martin and Robert Allen.
Third Precinct-Polls at southeast corner of
Ninth and streets. Inspector Thos; II. Ber-
key; Judges, Dugald ellis and II. L. Nichols
Second Supervisor District.
First Precinct-Pells at southeast corner of
Front and X streets. Inspector Christopher
Green; Judges, j. d. Long and John Black.
Second Precinct-Polis at southeast corner of
Third and K streets. Inspector, W. B, Burtis;
Judges. n. S. Bennett and d. j. Considine.
Third Precinet-Polls Pacific Hotel, at south
east corner OF fifth and streets. Inspector
S. W. Butter; Judges, J. W. Todd aud Richard
Singleton.
Fourth Precinct-Polls at the Central House
Inspector, homas Wood; Judges, John Luce
and Chris WeiZel.
Third Supervisor District.
First Precinct-Polls at northeast corner of
Twelfth and II streets. Inspector, ). S. Beede;
Judges, J. NJ. Milliken and L. W. Neghel.
Second Precinct-Polls at southeast corner of
Twentieth and H streets. Inspector, John Tai
bot; Judges, E Walters and J. Renfro.
Third Precinct-Polls at Eldred House. K, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets. Inspector,
F. T. Johnson; Judges, h. b. " ilson and george
f. Bronner
Fourth Precinct at southeast corner of
Seventeenth and NJ streets Inspector N. J.
Toll; Judges, W. A Dashiel and Ed. Ranlett.
Fourth Supervisor District.
Fifth Precinct-Polls at Guthrie Station. In
spector, A. Briggs; Judges, John odbert and w.
l.. Willis.
sixth Precinct-Polls at Oak Hall Inspector,
R. ]. Merkley; Judges, C. Munger and W. W.
James.
spector, W. H. Robinson; Judges, W. F. Heeley
and George Wilson.
Eighth Precinct-Polls at Brighton School
house. Inspector P. H. Murphy; Judges, s. G.
Ninth Precinet-Polls at Patterson's Station.
Inspector, j. Routier; Judges, NJ. Toomey and
John StudeTus.
Tenth Precinct-Polls at COUGHS Saloon. In
spector, A :. Greenlaw; Judges, George Poor
man and James Holland.
Eleventh Precinc.-Polls at Antelope. In
spector, John Parsons; Judges, F. Gladney and
John DoDahue.
Fifteenth Precinct-Polls at Lawton's Store,
Ashland. Inspector, John Lawton; Judges, II.
C. Kathan and Isaac Hindle.
Sixteenth Preeir et-Polls st Fireman's Hall,
John McComb, Jr and F. C. Durant.
Seventeenth PreciDct-Poils at StevensOn's
Store, Mormon Island. Inspector. Thomas Ste
phenson; Judges, A. Broder and James Murray.
Eighteenth Precinct-P@ls at Buffers Half
way House. Inspector, John T. Butler; Ju3ges,
Joseph Tomlinson and Edward Badly.
1hirty-fourth Precinct-Polls at Lincoln
School-house. Inspector. James A. tolburn;
Judges, w. A Johnston and Abe Keithley.
Thirtyseyenth Precinct-Po,ls at Natoma
Station. Inspector, Chsrles A. Nutall; Judges,
w. A. Ford and David Taylor.
Fifth Supervisor District.
Twelfth Preeinct-Polls at Howelrs Inspect
or, S. S. Moore; Judges, William Dixon and John
Belcher.
Thirteenth Precinct-PoIls at Charles Ru-
mans. Inspector Charles Ruman; Judges, =
Jennings and VIM. Brown.
Fourte nth Precinct-Polrs at Balls Store,
Live Oak. Inspector, George Atkinson; Judges,
Fay Raymond and Benjamin Bailey.
Nineteenth Precinct-f oils at the Florin Ho-
tel. Inspector, David Reese; Judges, Thomas
jenkins and A. Stevenson.
Twentieth Preeinct-Polls at Toronto Hall,
Elk Grove. Inspector. J. Eyerson; Judges, Geo.
T. Carr and Isaac Freeman.
Twenty-seeUnd PTecinct-Polls at Union
House. Inspector, John keith; Judges, Newton
Fay and G. Braipard.
Twenty-third Precinct-Polrs at Phil Rheils,
Freeport. Inspector. d. L. Lufkins; Judges, ID.
r. Hunt and r. 4. q. Gourley.
Twenty-fourth Precinct-Polls at 3 ekley's
Store Georgetown Inspector, p. R. Beckley;
Judges, Henry Erhardt and James N. Stephen
son.
Twenty-fifth Piecinct-Polls at the School
house, hichland Inspector, DR.. N Williams:
Judges, Thomas Flexmsn and James Conlin.
Twenty sixth Precinct-POlls at ]. W. Hous-
toms Store, Courtlaud. Inspector, Fred. Hous
ton; Judges, Dwight HOLSTER and J. r Olsen.
Hotel, Walnut Grove inspector, Joseph Wise;
Judges, T. F. Lufkins and John Miller.
Twenty-eighth Precinct oils at the Hotel,
Jsleton. Inspector, Hart L. Smith; Judges, p
II. Gardner and 6. Dickey.
Twenty ninth Precinct-Polls ct the Hotel,
Hicksviile Inspector. Henry Putney; Judges,
J. o. Kane and d. Fl. CantTel-
Thirtieth Precinct-Polls at Haryey's Hotel,
Gait Inspector. H. Wriston; Judges, Obed
Harvey and Ralph Niles.
1hirty-hrst Precinct Polls at Steeles Hotel,
Clay station. Inspector. Thomas Steele; Judges
George MCGEE and William Mitchell.
Thirty seeond Precinct-Polls at Jacksonville.
J. B. Bradford; Judges, B. B. Brad
''1 ''-N' = F. F. TEBBETs,
Chairman Board of Supervisors.
SEAL Attest: WV. B. HAMILTON, County Clerk,
and Ex,Oficic Clerk of the Board Of Super